What does the capital mean?

Capital, also known as national capital, capital and capital, is the name of a country's political center and the seat of the central government.

The capital is the center city of political and economic activities, the place where various state-level organs are concentrated, and the symbol city of national sovereignty. Some countries have more than one capital, and some countries have moved their capitals to seek development. The capital cities of China are also constantly changing. From 65438 to 0927, the government of the Republic of China made Nanjing its capital and called it the capital. At this point, China was called the "capital" for the first time, and this word has been used ever since.

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1927, the government of the Republic of China made Nanjing its capital. In the same year, Nanjing and Shanghai were changed into "special cities" to separate Jiangsu, and Nanjing was called the capital. At this point, China was called the "capital" for the first time.

1927 the national revolutionary army conquered Jiangning county in the northern expedition and changed Jiangning to Nanjing. After the National Government made Nanjing its capital in April, 1927 set up the Nanjing Municipal Hall.